Dante wasn't just talking nonsense.
Even though Elsa is just a fairytale character from a Disney animation, based on her performance alone, Elsa absolutely deserves the title of "God."
She might look like the "Ice Princess," but by the late stages of the second movie, she had already mastered all the elements: Water, Fire, and Wind, with ice only being her primary one.
On top of that, Elsa can instantly cast spells of all elements without cooldowns or even a mana bar, and her AOE range is absurdly large.
It's worth noting that in the first movie, she froze the entire kingdom just by leaving Arendelle.
If you only take that into account, then Elsa is just a Super Elemental Mage with unlimited firepower.
Even if she can create matter out of thin air, that alone isn't enough to be called a "God."
But there's another thing she did that directly elevated her to godhood.
Creation.
Even Hela couldn't do it.
But Elsa created a sentient being in a single breath.
And it was a sentient being made from inorganic matter.
That's terrifying, isn't it?
And most importantly, Elsa doesn't have divinity, divine nature, or divine power within her, yet she can still do it.
That's already the level of a Rule God, a Concept God.
Within glaciers, she can even retrace history, which is basically the manual construction of Ant-Man's quantum tunnel.
As an elemental spirit connecting humanity and nature, Elsa simultaneously possesses the fragile body of a human and the incredible power of a God.
Compared to other Gods, her only shortcoming is that she isn't ancient enough.
Her weakness, however, is her lack of aggression. As long as nothing around her is threatened, she's just an ordinary queen.
Dante doesn't believe that a normal Malekith could last three moves against Elsa.
This isn't the Malekith from the War of the Realms who shattered Asgard and mimicked Gorr the God Butcher by making a knock-off Necrosword out of Venom.
And to be blunt, even if it was the War of the Realms Malekith, if he fought Elsa to the end, he'd still face certain death.
Dante noticed Hela's questioning look and suddenly remembered.
He had only mentioned this to Fury.
No wonder Hela was giving him that face.
If someone suddenly told you your neighbor's girl was a deity, would you buy it?
"Although I didn't know Elsa was that strong… I believe you."
Hela clasped Dante's hand again, her eyes filled with unreserved trust.
Frigga, watching from the side, was stunned.
Was this really her decisive, ruthless stepdaughter?
And more importantly…
"Cough, cough, cough, if you two want to show affection, could you not do it in front of your parents?" Frigga's expression was awkward, like watching your parents be intimate during a night stroll. "I'm here with your father, and there's still turmoil in Asgard… Hela, Asgard needs you."
"I am now the Master of Midgard…"
"And also Odin's eldest daughter. Fine, let's go. The Legends are still fighting outside, and Thor and Loki are also on their way to quell the rebellion."
After hearing Dante's words, Hela turned to look at Frigga, whose face now wore an aunt-like smile, then at Odin lying on the bed, peaceful like a truly aged man.
"Don't let Odin die."
With that, Hela and Dante left Frigga's chambers.
Dante watched Hela striding ahead and couldn't help smirking to himself.
It's true what they say, like father, like daughter. This tsundere personality is exactly like Odin and Loki.
Wait?
This whole family, in both personality and appearance, Odin, Hela, and Loki seem like the real family.
Could it be Thor was the one swapped at birth?
If someone were to write an unofficial history of Asgard, especially a raw, scandalous version, it would probably be the Nine Realms' best-seller.
Outside was just as expected. Countless corpses of Dark Elves and Frost Giants were scattered around the Legends.
FBI agents are not merciful, and even Spider-Man wouldn't be holding back in a fight like this.
"Ha, these blue-skinned big guys aren't as tough as I thought." Harley picked up her adamantium bat from the ground and spotted Dante and Hela coming out. "So, what's the verdict? Happy family or broken family?"
"It's alright, guess you could say happy family, but let's not go too far." Dante shrugged. "Odin's alive, Frigga's alive, so now we go find Thor and Loki."
"What's wrong, something happen to them too?"
"Just teammate support." Dante laughed. "Although I think they don't need it. It's not like they're unlucky enough to run into a God of Humanity-level opponent, right? That would be tragic."
…
"Damn it! Damn it!! Damn it!!! Why is there such a powerful true God on Earth!? And why is her territory exactly where the Aether's presence is strongest!?"
Malekith slammed the ground hysterically. Although he had escaped using teleportation magic at the last second, what good was it?
Total annihilation.
With just a flick of her hand, the Dark Elves' elite force was completely wiped out.
This was an army strong enough to invade and conquer entire planets with weaker civilizations.
At that moment, Malekith rarely felt the same despair he had as a child when his mother sold him to a funeral home to be a corpse mover.
That endless numbness and despair.
But despair always has an end. Although Malekith is pure evil, someone who killed his master, murdered his mother, and wiped out his entire family, just like superheroes with noble ideals, he too could pick himself back up.
Only the latter do it for hope.
Malekith does it for destruction.
The teleportation circle that saved him from Elsa had already been preset, just three kilometers away from another area with a powerful Aetheric presence.
And the Aetheric presence here was even stronger than in Storybrooke Town.
Malekith was gambling.
If he could find the Aether here, he would still have the power to take revenge on Asgard and bring ruin to the Nine Realms…
Except Earth.
Malekith silently swore to himself.
He didn't notice that not far behind him…
A gamma monster, entirely red, was giving him a dangerous smile.
(To be continued.)